Cortright v. Doyle

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• intentional tort claim against Department of Children and Family Services supervisors was barred by sovereign immunity where the alleged conduct, no matter how misguided, was work-related and unique to their capacity as supervisors
• claim against plaintiff’s supervisor at the Department of Children and Family Services for falsely giving her low evaluations and reprimanding her unfairly was barred by sovereign immunity where the alleged misconduct -12- was unique to her capacity as supervisor

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